Physical Layer Authentication via Fingerprint Embedding Using Software-Defined Radios
The use of fingerprint embedding at the physical layer enables a receiver to authenticate a transmitter by detecting a low-power authentication tag superimposed upon the message waveform; a theoretical framework for such fingerprinting has been outlined. We carry out single-carrier single-antenna so...
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description | The use of fingerprint embedding at the physical layer enables a receiver to authenticate a transmitter by detecting a low-power authentication tag superimposed upon the message waveform; a theoretical framework for such fingerprinting has been outlined. We carry out single-carrier single-antenna software defined radio (SDR) experiments with a wireless communications link over which we transmit and receive packets with the embedded fingerprinting. We analyze these experimental results and find they match well with theoretical predictions. This paper demonstrates that the method of superimposed fingerprints can deliver high probability of authentication without additional bandwidth and with minimal impact on bit-error rate in SDR systems. |
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spelling | doaj.art-97b3a96c59854bb383cc804090990e992022-12-21T18:14:25ZengIEEEIEEE Access2169-35362015-01-013818810.1109/ACCESS.2015.23987347027778Physical Layer Authentication via Fingerprint Embedding Using Software-Defined RadiosGunjan Verma0Paul Yu1Brian M. Sadler2 U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Adelphi, MD, USA U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Adelphi, MD, USA U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Adelphi, MD, USAThe use of fingerprint embedding at the physical layer enables a receiver to authenticate a transmitter by detecting a low-power authentication tag superimposed upon the message waveform; a theoretical framework for such fingerprinting has been outlined. We carry out single-carrier single-antenna software defined radio (SDR) experiments with a wireless communications link over which we transmit and receive packets with the embedded fingerprinting. We analyze these experimental results and find they match well with theoretical predictions. This paper demonstrates that the method of superimposed fingerprints can deliver high probability of authentication without additional bandwidth and with minimal impact on bit-error rate in SDR systems.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7027778/ |
spellingShingle | Gunjan Verma Paul Yu Brian M. Sadler Physical Layer Authentication via Fingerprint Embedding Using Software-Defined Radios IEEE Access |
title | Physical Layer Authentication via Fingerprint Embedding Using Software-Defined Radios |
title_full | Physical Layer Authentication via Fingerprint Embedding Using Software-Defined Radios |
title_fullStr | Physical Layer Authentication via Fingerprint Embedding Using Software-Defined Radios |
title_full_unstemmed | Physical Layer Authentication via Fingerprint Embedding Using Software-Defined Radios |
title_short | Physical Layer Authentication via Fingerprint Embedding Using Software-Defined Radios |
title_sort | physical layer authentication via fingerprint embedding using software defined radios |
url | https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7027778/ |
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